A question for the future is , will there ever be a tipping point of too many different social media platforms?

I'll do my best to get some shots of the crew while they're mudding tomorrow.Tangent: One of the best things about using dedicated subs over and over again is that we can rely on them to show up, do their work, and leave the house secure without having to be monitored.

There is a forum dedicated to tax liens here.

If you find a great broker/agent they can find you the deals.If you have a lazy broker/agent they can cost you and make you lose out on deals.BIGGEST MISTAKE you can make in my opinion is buying in the wrong area and paying too much going in for a property.Especially starting out you need that capital to perform and grow at maximum potential to take advantage of low interest rates and favorable market pricing.If you buy right you have a jumping off platform for other properties.If you buy wrong you have a mistake they can stifle your investing for years.If you think competition is bad now wait in a few years when all the news channels say real estate is on the rise again causing a run up in pricing.

If that sounds bad, think about what kind of situation you'd be in if you had some sort of repair on your new place when you move in the same month as a repair on your rental...that is a recipe for disaster.As a rule of thumb, you should dedicate about 50% of your rent to expenses (repairs, insurance, taxes, etc.)

Ibrahim S - I'd argue that you're doing a great job of social networking . . . take what you do here and try it out on these other platforms.

Since we all underestimate our costs, I wanted to get one property and see how it goes.This thread started out as an idea of mine to get a lower interest rate for a property that I'd turn into a dedicated rental.

HomeVestors gives me the platform and "business in a box" to be successful, and the on going share of real world information that allows me to adjust and see changes as they are happening.

I admire your dedication.

I used to scoff at the concept but she has made me a believer.There doesn't seem to be many people offering the service in our area, and I think we have a great advertising platform by showcasing her work in our rehabbed properties.I'm just curious what people charge for a full houses staging??